First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Boris Johnson cannot keep Scotland in the United Kingdom against its will

The transcript discusses the SNP's push for a second Scottish independence referendum, despite opposition from the Tories. It highlights the political stalemate between Scottish nationalists and conservative unionists, drawing parallels with Catalonia's independence movement. The text also covers election night events, including a candidate's personal triumph over cancer, and the potential for these MPs to be the last from Scotland in the House of Commons.

What is the main reason the SNP is pushing for a second referendum on Scottish independence?

• To gain more control over local governance

• To improve Scotland's economic situation

• To challenge the Conservative majority in the Commons

• To fulfill a mandate they believe they have

How do Scottish Conservatives view the issue of Scottish independence?

• They support a new referendum

• They believe it was settled in 2014

• They want to negotiate with the SNP

• They are neutral on the issue

What is the connection between the Scottish and Catalonia independence movements?

• Both have strong support from the EU

• Both are facing legal challenges

• Both have successfully gained independence

• Both have been recognized by the UN

What is Carla Ponseti's role in the Catalonia independence movement?

• She is a member of the Scottish Parliament

• She is a leader of the Catalan government

• She is a journalist covering the movement

• She is a professor fighting extradition

What personal achievement did the SNP candidate celebrate on election night?

• Overcoming a personal health challenge

• Leading the SNP to a majority

• Winning a legal battle

• Becoming the youngest MP